| Manuscript Type | Euro (€) | USD ($) | GBP (£) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Articles | 1229 | 1434 | 1098 |
The Journal of Biomedical Science (JBS) is committed to providing a transparent and fair publishing model that ensures wide accessibility of high-quality scientific content. To sustain the rigorous peer-review process, editorial management, production, and open access dissemination, the journal applies Article Processing Charges (APCs). These charges are designed to cover the costs of publication and to make all accepted articles freely available to the global scientific community without subscription barriers.
✦ Why Article Processing Charges Are Required
The APC model allows us to:
This transparent system eliminates subscription fees, giving authors’ work maximum visibility and impact.
✦ APC Structure
Note: Charges apply only after a manuscript has been accepted for publication following peer review.
✦ When and How to Pay
✦ Funding Support and Institutional Agreements
Many universities, research institutes, and funding agencies cover APCs for their affiliated authors. Authors are encouraged to:
✦ Transparency and Commitment
The Journal of Biomedical Science upholds full transparency regarding APCs:
✦ Withdrawal Policy
SCICONX Publishing respects authors’ rights to request manuscript withdrawal but emphasizes that such requests should be made responsibly due to the significant time and resources invested by editors, reviewers, and the publishing team. Authors may withdraw their manuscript without penalty before peer review begins. During peer review, a valid reason—such as ethical concerns, duplication, or submission errors—must be provided. Post-acceptance withdrawal is strongly discouraged, and submitting the same manuscript to another journal without proper justification is considered unethical and may be reported. To offset editorial and processing efforts, a withdrawal fee equivalent to 40% of the Article Processing Charge (APC) may be applied for requests made after peer review starts. The Editorial Office retains the right to approve or decline withdrawal requests, particularly in cases of suspected misconduct or duplication. SCICONX encourages authors to thoroughly evaluate the journal’s scope and policies prior to submission to minimize unnecessary withdrawal requests, ensuring a smooth and ethical publishing process.
✉️ Contact for APC Inquiries
For any questions regarding APCs, waivers, or payment options, authors may contact: editorialoffice@sciconx.org